Dialogue

Dialogue 1

 

Over Shoulder shot(EXT)- Busy town area. Victim bangs into Antagonist and then runs away.



 

Victim- 'Oh, sorry!'

 

Dialogue 2

 

Close up(EXT)- Focuses on lower half of Antagonist's face.(Just after Victim has bumped into them)

 

Antagonist- 'That was too easy...'

 

Dialogue 3

 

Medium shot(EXT)- Victim in a forest area about to kick up a branch to attack the Antagonist.

 

Antagonist- 'Give me the device!'

Victim- 'Sure... Here you go' (Sarcastic)(Victim then hits the Antagonist with the branch)

 

Dialogue 4

 

Long/Low angled shot(EXT)- Victim hunched over within a abandoned farm. Antagonist stands over them while a phone is in frame with someone talking.

 

Person on phone- 'Agent?'

 

Dialogue 5

 

Close up(EXT)- Antagonist answers person on the Victims phone.

 

Antagonist-'Sorry they're a little busy right now...'

 

Dialogue 6

 

Medium shot(EXT)- Antagonist follows Victim as they attempt to leave the abandoned farm.

 

 Antagonist- 'You didn't have to die' (Gunshot)

 

 

Production Name Ideas

 My team members Ronan and Maddy created some idea's for what the production names could be.  They came up with a list of 3 which they liked the most. These are- 'Tech Runner', 'Project Overdrive' and 'System Error'. They chose these because they felt like they suited the idea of the Antagonist taking the mysterious device from the Victim.
 They are planning to ask multiple people on their opinions of the names and which one is the best for our overall production. (Maddy and Ronan generated these ideas while I way away. I take no credit)

Text Message

One of my team members Maddy created a text message that will be shown during the start of the production on the Antagonist's phone. This is so the audience can pick up on the storyline and be more immersed in the scene. To do this she got a image of the IPhone message bubble and cropped it so that it had a transparent background then she got the specific text and wrote the message to be shown in the production.

Antagonist Voice Effects

My team decided that we should change the voice for the antagonist. This is to disguise the identity of the antagonist and make them appear more mysterious. We have not yet chosen which voice we will use in the final production but this is some exaples to choose out of.

Plot Blocking

Props

In our production we are going to be using various props to make our production more exciting and realistic. The first prop we will be using is a fake gun. This gun will be held by the antagonist throughout the opening and will play a big role within the production. We decided to go with the idea of a gun because we though that is was one of the main conventions within action films. From this by including the gun we could really relate our production to the action genre. This gun would mostly be used in the fighting scenes within the well known action films so we have taken this idea and decided to involve the gun within our chase/fighting scene.
The other props we will be using consists of fake blood and fake blood capsules. We will be using the fake blood on the victim so it makes the scene more realistic and shows that they are significantly hurt. The fake blood is very simple to apply and remove from the skin and acts as a great way to make our production better. We will also use blood capsules on the victim who will then spit this out in one of the scenes. This also creates a very realistic effect. However the capsules shouldn't be consumed.

Photo of the Victim

For our production we were thinking of taking a picture of the 'victim' and show this at the beginning of our opening on the antagonist's phone. From this the audience can know who the antagonist is searching for and their identity.
For our original idea for the picture we were going to have the victim walking around outside but we felt that the image wouldn't look very good in our production. We tried a lot of different locations and shots to try and create a photo which look suitable for our production.
In the end we chose this photo to be in our production. In this photo the victim is in front of a white wall which makes it look like a mug shot. We also chose to make the photo black and white to make the photo more intense because the normal coloured photo looked too informal and laid back.